The TRIL Centre’s BioMOBIUS™ Research Platform: An Open, Shareable Hardware and Software System
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Technology Research for Independant LivingDate published:
24 April, 2008Region:
International Publication type:
researchThe TRIL Centre’s BioMOBIUS™ Research Platform: An Open, Shareable Hardware and Software System
In a clinical laboratory in St. James’s Hospital in Dublin, Ireland, an older woman walks along a mat that is embedded with motion sensors. The woman, who has experienced a recent fall, is also wearing several wireless sensors that monitor her heart rate and the motion of her limbs as she walks across the room. Small video cameras placed around the room also track her movement.
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